Conference noted::bicycle

Looking for a stationary training stand, either wind or magnetic type.

Aims Coney
297-6541
USPBM::ACONEY

    John O'Brien
    LANDO::OBRIEN
    DTN 293-4808(pls no calls)
    
    Looking for a mtn bike rear wheel /or rim.... My rim didn't make it
    through today's ride!
    
    thanks
    
    -John
    
    

    Looking for a suspended 17" mountain bike in the Mass/NH area.
    
    Tina Daniels
    264-4298 (pls no calls)
    ERIS::DANIELS

    
    Louisa Pierce
    DTN: 244-7868 (acton, ma)
    PCBUOA::LPIERCE
    
    			Wanted:
    
    18"-20" womans mountian bike (for a friend).  Would like to pay 
    $250-$400
    
    thanks

    does anyone know where i can purchase a seat?  my daughter is now
    riding her brother's outgrown bike, and she's complaining that the seat
    is uncomfortable [she's only 7, that could have something to do with it
    too!]  i think the seat may be too narrow/too hard for her.  any
    suggestions?
    
    thanks.
    
    sandy

    I am looking to acquire a roof mounting bike rack for my Taurus wagon.
    I prefer front fork mounting system but will consider anything.
    
    Send mail to TOPTEN::PLEVA or leave voicemail at DTN 323-4336.
      

Looking for a 2-child trailer.
    
Please send mail to MKOTS3::HAHN or call DTN 264-6701.

Thanks,
 Dave
      

    Paul Mallette
    wmois::mallette_P
    264-3748
    
     I'm looking for a used RHODE GEAR EURO SHUTTLE. If you have one that
    your're willing to part with drop me a line and perhaps we can work
    something out.
    
     Regards,
      Paul

    Tom Moore
    proxy::moore
    223-6309
    PKO1
    
    My 16 year old son is looking for a mountian style bike that is also
    suitable as a road bike. He is 6 feet tall and and has a 31 inch
    inseam.  he's looking for something that might retail new for between
    $200 to $400 in good condition.
    
    Any comments about brands/models he should be considering also welcome.
    
    Thanks
    -Tom-

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    Mike Leary
    BRAT::LEARY
    264-9030 x409 no calls please
    MKO
    live in Nashua
    
    My wife is interested in doing some road riding and hasn't been 
    biking since the early 80's.  She thinks she wants to try a
    mountain bike style or hybrid.  I am looking for touring style
    bike w/ 15+ gears and sturdy.  Also interested in a bugger for
    our 14 month old daughter.  I can't seem to find any place local
    that rents besides Larry's and they are out of buggers at the
    moment.  Does anyone have any of this equipment that we could
    try to buy or have any other solid leads as far as rentals go?
    
    Thanks,
    
    ML

    Rock Shox Owners Manual needed.
    
     I recently picked up a used bike with Rock Shox Mag 21's on her.
    However, I did not get an owners manual. Does anyone have a spare one
    or can make a copy of the manual. I would hate to guess wrong on
    setting/changing anything on these otherwise GREAT shocks.
    
     If you can help me out please send e-mail to WMOIS::MALLETTE_P and we
    can work out the details...
    
    
     Thanks in advance,
    
      Paul Mallette proud owner of a Trek 9800  %^)
    
    

    Jon siegel
    DTN 297-8193
    MILKWY::JSIEGEL
    MRO1-3
    Or call me at home at DTN 297-8193
    
    Looking for a childs bike seat to put on the back of my bicycle.  I
    need it by friday, 6/23.
    
    /Jon

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	   took::frank					ZENDIA::PARENT
	   dtn 227-3888					DTN 227-3097

	Looking for a used quality Mt or Hybrid bike for a 5'3"
	average to petite proportioned adult female.   The reason
	for a Mt/Hybrid design is to obtain a more upright riding
	position than most racing bikes provide.   Bike must be of a 
	high quality suitable for component upgrading.  Therefore,
	may be of an older technology.  Should be in good to excellent
	riding condition as purchased.  
    

    I am looking for a bike for my 11 yearold.  I think he needs a 16.5
    inch frame.  We would like a mountain bike.  Price range is in the $200
    range. 
    
    Please send me a note if you have anything.
    
    Thanks
    
    Larry Israelite@mso
    POWDML::Israelite

    Looking for a used mountain bike for my 19-year-old son.  He is about
    6' 1" tall.  He feels he would need a 24" to a 26" frame.  He is
    looking to pay around $100.  He lives in Maynard, MA, so would be
    looking within a reasonable distance from there.
    
    Anyone who has a bike that fits his description, please contact me:
    
    Lin Snow
    LKG1-1/F13
    DTN: 226-7629
    or 
    GLRMAI::SNOW or Lin Snow @LKG
    
    Thanks !

    Looking for SPD pedals for my mountain Bike.  If anyone is upgrading
    this year and has some pedals in decent shape, I'd be interested.
    
    Rick Rehberg,
    node: PCBUOA
    dtn: 244-7407
    
    PS.  I have SPDs for my road bike and want to use the same shoes for
    the MTB.     Thanks!

Mark Clement
DTN 297-8489 
BUSY::Clement <-- preferred
MRO1 - Marlboro            

                          WANTED:  2 MOUNTAIN BIKES
    
    Looking at buying a Trek 850 or 930 model or something along this line.
    Was wondering if there were any used ones available out there?

    
    WANTED: Rock Shox Lower Left Stanchion (sp?) Tube. This is for the 
     Mag Quadra 21 shocks. One of the tabs for the wheel skewer slot broke
     off in the bike rack...major bummer.
    
      Just hoping that someone may have or know of a set of these shocks
    that are blown beyond repair and would be willing to part with the
    part I need. 
    
      ANY LEADS will be GREATLY APPRECIATED..
    
      Thanks in advance..
    
     Paul Mallette
     WMOIS::MALLETTE_P
     DTN: 264-3748

    Denny Pavlock
    STOWOA::Pavlock
    276-9325
    
    			Looking for a Bicycle work stand
    
    My 14 year old son has gotten into to Mountain biking.  He got a
    Canondale M400 last fall.  To my pleasant surprise, he's also gotten 
    into fixing/maintaining the bike as well.
    
    He asked me to ask you folks out there if there's anyone that has a
    used bike work stand they no longer need.  If there is, please send me
    the type of stand, model # (if that's appropriate) and how much you
    want for it.
    
    Thanks in advance!
    
    Regards,
    Denny
    

    John O'Brien
    LANDO::OBRIEN
    DTN 223-4808
    
    Looking for an axle for a CAMPY hub.  I've broken two so far and wonder
    if anyone has any old, worn, throwaway hubs that they no longer need?
    
                                                                        
    thanks
    
    -John

    Jamie Ide
    225-4437
    ASDG::IDE
    
    Road handlebars wanted, 25.4mm clamp diameter, 40-42cm spread.
    
    I slightly bent mine in an "accident" I'm too embarrassed to talk
    about.  :-)  The bike is rideable, but my front end alignment is off.

    My son is looking for a used mountain bike with reasonable good quality
    (retail arround $300 new). He is 16 and about 5'5" tall.
    
    Kenneth Cheng
    285-3028
    CVG::CHENG
    

    Sandy Haber
    226-2917 [LJO2]
    RDVAX::HABER
    
    Looking for bike rack to fit a Sable station wagon back window.  [I can't
    physically lift bikes to the roof].  Need to hold [ultimately - right
    now my daughter's bike can fit in the trunk] 3 bikes.
    
    I'm in Littleton, MA.

    
    Brian McBride
    223-3833
    CONSLT::
    
    Wanted:  Used mountain bike for a friend. 19" frame or larger,
    decent condition.  Make/model not as important as a resonable price.  If
    you have a low end to mid range bike and are looking to trade up, this
    would be the right type of situation.  No hybrids please.
    

    
    Wanted:
    
    Work Stand.  I priced the ones I wanted and their are about 3 levels. 
    I would like to top level - the ones you can do alot of work one - not
    just a stand for the basement.  The price on this model is $200.00 -
    I'd like to spend around $100-150
    
    Louisa Pierce
    PCBUOA::LPIERCE <---perffered
    DTN: 244-7868

        Bob Tosi
        3d::tosi
        dtn: 223-4430
    
        Trek 520 touring bicycle.
        21 inch frame
        Recent model, in good shape.
    
        Thanks.

    Karl Frantz
    WRKSYS::FRANTZ  <-- preffered
    DTN 223-55693
    
    Two 27x1 rims, alloy, 36 hole.  I would prefer a box-section narrow
    rim, but I'm also interested in cheapness (and straightness).  I'll
    consider whole wheels, depending on cost, but I've decided to try my
    hand at wheelbuilding and return the Viscount to its original (27")
    configuration in one go.  If you've got some old stuff cluttering up
    the basement, let me know.
    
    I'm also on the lookout for a frame.  52cm, 531 or similar.  Doesn't
    have to be too modern, in fact I'd like something rather traditional. 
    For reasons I can't explain, an English steel bike seems most
    attractive, but again it may come down to what I find.  Upwards of 20
    years old is OK as long as it's not damaged or rusted.  This will be a
    scrounging project, since I don't *need* a new bike, but I'd like
    something a little snappier in handling, something like a European road
    race geometry.  I think it would be fun to put it together too.
    
    If I find the frame, I'll probably be looking for other bits.  Nifty
    stuff from the early 80's primarily.  
    
	Karl  (Who's still looking for the dream bike he should have bought
    	       ten years ago....)

	WRKSYS::FRANTZ
	[email protected]
	http://porter.eng.pko.dec.com/

    re: 3.336
    
    I would suggest you talk with Bicycle Classics in Needham.  They
    specialize in this sort of thing. 

    re. .340
    
    Needham eh?  There's a thought...
    
    Karl

Tim Lucia
[email protected], or savvy::lucia
381-2615

Wanted: 14" ATB or Hybrid, in reasonable shape, gripshift preferred.  No fancy
stuff like suspension required.  For a beginner friend of mine.

Tim

    
    Jim Ryan
    SOLVIT::RYAN
    dtn 264-5301
    
    Wanted: Used ATB to fit 5'11" man w/32" inseam.  Beginner so he's
    looking in the $150-200 area.

    Karl Frantz
    DTN 223-5693
    WRKSYS::FRANTZ  <--  preferred
    
    I have a friend looking for a two-seat jogging stroller.
    (Not a bike, I know, but...)
    If anyone has one they'd like to sell, please send info
    to me at wrksys::frantz and I'll forward it.
    
    They're also in the market for a tandem.  Again, I'll forward any info.
    
    Thanks!
    
	Karl

	WRKSYS::FRANTZ
	[email protected]
	http://porter.eng.pko.dec.com/

    
    John Molloy
    dtn 264-2616
    SOLVIT::MOLLOY
    
    Looking for a used Rock Shox Mag 20 or 21.  Steerer tube not important.
    

    Eric Mumford
    REFINE::MUMFORD (use)
    dtn 297-9307 (no no)
    
    I have a Thule rack and need the bicycle accessories so I can
    transport my road racer (trek 2300).  Please e-mail.
    
    

    Has your kid/nephew/neice/etc. .outgrown thier mtn bike?
    
    Wanted: Used in good to excellent condition ... boy's (mtn)
    Trek (ie. 220/240), GT, Giant, or similar.  Probably 11"/13"
    range.  (he is 4' 8")
    
    Willing to pay reasonable amount for condition.
    
    Liz Bouley
    DTN 381-0058
    TEAMLK::BOULEY (preferred)
    

Jim Burton
quakks::burton
DTN 381-0272
Nashua, NH

I am looking for a set of saddle bags for a mountain bike and the rack in the
rear that they go on.  It should be fairy new (less than 5 years old).

Jim

    Larry Cohen
    wasted::larry
    dtn 381-0345
    
    I am looking for a triple front derailleur for a very old road touring
    bike.   Cheap is the operative term here.
    Thanks,
    Larry

    Linda Bassett
    delni::lbassett
    226.5099
    
    I'm looking for a set of Thompson or equiv. toe clips.
    
    These are the toe clips that work on clipless petals.

    Larry Cohen
    wasted::larry
    381-0345
    
    I'm looking for a lightweight saddle ...less than 250 grams.
    
    (I love my Brooks but this is a quick way to lose a full pound for
    the upcoming Mt. Washington ride :-).
    
    Thanks, 
    	Larry

>    (I love my Brooks but this is a quick way to lose a full pound for
>    the upcoming Mt. Washington ride :-).
    
    Larry, why not try the Tony Rominger approach and do the whole climb
    out of the saddle, then you save the weight of the saddle and the stem
    ;-)!!!
    
    /rod
    

    
>>    Larry, why not try the Tony Rominger approach and do the whole climb
>>    out of the saddle, then you save the weight of the saddle and the
>>    stem
        
    ok ok ... so its an act of desperation.  I know that!
    besides I already thought of that.  And more importantly its good to 
    start setting up excuses early on!  e.g. if I had a good saddle I could
    have shaved 15 minutes.  Wasnt there a list somewhere of good excuses?
    I need to start practicing ;-)
        
    
    Larry 

I think you're approaching the point where you need to dump
the saddle and sit on the post.

b

    >>I think you're approaching the point where you need to dump
    >>the saddle and sit on the post.
    
    This could explain why I like sitting on a thin strip of leather. Maybe
    I should remove the leather first before going all the way.  :-)
    -L

    Vincent Vullo
    JHAXP::VULLO
    DTN 264-2096 (email, please)
    
    Wanted: Old Bicycles
    Looking for a cruiser, balloon tire, Sting-Ray or Chopper 
    bicycle.  Want something unique in restorable condition.
    

    
                   March '97 issue of Bicycling Magazine wanted
    
    	Does anyone have a 3/97 issue of Bicycling Magazine that they
    	would be willing to part with?  My wife and I subscribe, but
    	somehow March got thrown out or misplaced before it got read.
    
    	I'll be happy to pay you for it.
    
    	Thanks,
    
    	John Glynn
    	225-5263
    	CADSYS::GLYNN (preferred)
    	Hudson MA

    I am looking for standard 5-speed freewheels with 14-28 cogs.
    If you have any you wish to sell or know of a bike shop that
    has some, please contact:

    Bob Anderson
    neweng::anderson_b
    [email protected]
    DTN 264-3269

Bob,

Call Bicycle Classics in Needham, MA.  I was in the store a few weeks ago
and they have plenty of Suntour and Regina Oro 5-speed freewheels (NOS) for
sale.

Jim

re"          <<< Note 3.367 by ZEKE::BURTON "Jim Burton, DTN 381-6470" >>>

> Call Bicycle Classics in Needham, MA.  I was in the store a few weeks ago
> and they have plenty of Suntour and Regina Oro 5-speed freewheels (NOS) for
> sale.

    Thanks Jim. I called them on the phone. They are the same
    Bibcyle Classics who used to be in Denver, CO. They do
    have plenty of 5-speed ORO freewheels in stock. At $34
    a piece they should be around for a long time.

    In the meantime, I located a supplier in Michigan
    who has 5-speed Shimano freewheels for $15. I ordered
    a few of them.

    It is getting really tough to locate consumable items
    for older bicycles. I have a Raleigh Proffesional and
    a Holdsworths Super Mistral. Both are top quality bikes
    and fun to ride. However the rear ends are spaced for
    5 speeds. 

    Bob Anderson

    One advantage to the older stuff - Suntour, Diacompe, ... is that it
    lasts a long time.  I have 10 years of daily riding on my road bike
    and the only hardware that is suffering is the spokes - on average, I
    replace 1 per month.  That and many tires are all I have replaced.
    The original chain still works fine.  Those friction shifters never
    need adjustments either.  Consider yourself fortunate to own a dinosaur
    bike...

RE: -.2

Bob,

Glad you found an inexpensive source.  Did you ask Bicycle Classics how much a
Suntour freewheel costs?  They are quite a bit less than the Regina Oro ones. 

BTW, I restored the 3-speed Phillips you sold me and my mother is enjoying it
in Florida. It looks and rides like a new bike, but it took a lot of hours of
restoration to get it there.  The special handlebars and 4-speed hub, along
with a pair of 26 X 1 3/8 alloy club rims (from San Francisco) and a new
hairpin seat (also from California) are being built into a 1969 Dunelt man's
bike in original candy apple red.  It's one of the nicest looking bikes I have
ever seen.   If all goes as planned, I will be riding it on the 4th of July.

Jim 

    I dont think you want to do this but ...
    I think you could easily place a 6 or 7sp freewheel back there without
    any modification to the frame.  I have done this with my old Trek and
    it works fine.   Given that your bikes are steel you could also have
    the rear spacing increased by a shop.    
    -L

    Back in the late seventies, they changed from 5 speed to 6 speed
    narrow with the same spacing.  You may need a 1mm washer, but that is
    about it.  If you have 120mm spacing, fitting a 7 speed would require
    a bit of prying the rear end, or having it cold set to 126mm.
    
    steve

re: Note 3.369

>     One advantage to the older stuff - Suntour, Diacompe, ... is that it
>     lasts a long time.  I have 10 years of daily riding on my road bike
>     and the only hardware that is suffering is the spokes - on average, I
>     replace 1 per month.

    This is even more true for Campy equipment. The early suntour
    derailleurs would last about a year for me. The Campy Nuovo
    Record derailleur on my Holdsworth must have 25-30K miles on
    on according to my trusty Huret Multido. It is hard to tell
    exactly how much because I went through several Cateye 
    speedometers that went berserk after only a year or two.

>    The original chain still works fine.

    A streched chain will take out a freewheel first and then the
    chainwheels. Replacing a chain every 3K miles or so is cheap
    protection for more expensive components.

>     Consider yourself fortunate to own a dinosaur bike...

    My first ten speed was a Schwinn Varsity. That was a dinosaur.
    Next was a Dawes Double Blue. That was a little better. The
    Raleigh Pro and Holdsworth Super Mistral have first rate
    531 frames. Hardly dinosaur quailty, I prefer to think of
    them as classics.

re: Note 3.372

>     Back in the late seventies, they changed from 5 speed to 6 speed
>     narrow with the same spacing.  You may need a 1mm washer, but that is
>     about it.  If you have 120mm spacing, fitting a 7 speed would require
>     a bit of prying the rear end, or having it cold set to 126mm.

    Yeah, if I could find a Ultra-Six, it would probably work fine.
    But they are probably more rare than a five speeds. I have
    cold set frames before to make a six speed fit. However, I
    am loath to do this to classic frames. Moreover, the Holdsworth
    has cracks in the chain stays that have brazed-on patches.
    (What do you want from a frame that has carried panniers through
    Scotland and Norway, completed Paris-Brest, and is my daily
    compmuter?)

    Bob Anderson

    I probably have one or more 6 speeds in my basement.  I think that I
    have a 13/26.  Will trade for a 6 pack.
    
    (I am in Stow)
    
    steve

    I'm looking for a 46t (actually anything from 44 to 48 would work)
    chainring in 144mm bcd.  This is for a fixed-gear beater, so NOS Campy
    is not appropriate... rather the opposite end of the spectrum.  Does
    anyone have an old Sugino or similar ring in this size they'd like to
    part with (somewhat) cheaply?  Dirt and wear shouldn't matter much, up
    to a point.
    
    Thanks!
    
    Karl

    I might have one.  I'll check my stock this weekend ...
    ping me if you dont here from me next Monday.
    -Larry
    

I'd like to find a used - but decent condition - mountain bike for my 
10 year old.  He's about 5' tall - I suspect a frame size around 14"
would work.  I hate to buy new when he's going to grow out of it
quickly.

Chris Landry   
ZKO2-2
SOLVIT::LANDRY
DTN 264-0008

    I'm looking for a tandem road bike. 21" front/19" read.
    
    Larry Cohen
    wasted::larry
    [email protected]
    dtn 381-0345